14 September 2026 | 6PM International Center of Photography, 84 Ludlow St, NY 10002, ICP Gallery Floor 2
Every creative field has its own mythology about longevity and decline: the idea that relevance has a shelf life, and that a career, however celebrated, will eventually wind down. This salon discussion featuring Timothy Greenfield-Sanders proves the opposite. Greenfield-Sanders is a working photographer whose practice has spanned decades of shifting cultural ground. In this conversation, Greenfield-Sanders gets specific about method: how to keep finding the next subject, the next collaborator, the next reason the work still matters, decade after decade.
Part master class and part case study, the evening is for anyone building a long creative career and wondering what actually sustains it. Reinvention, not retirement, is what a multi-decade legacy looks like.
6–6:30 PM Reception, drinks and canapés
6:30–7:10 PM Salon-style dialogue on creativity and longevity
7:10–7:30 PM Q&A
7:30–8 PM Freeform discussion with speakers, social interaction, networking, view exhibition in program area.
ICP x ROAR, a new four-part salon series presented in partnership with ROAR Forward, the Hearst-backed business intelligence and community platform founded by author, photographer, and longevity expert Michael Clinton.
The series will convene thought leaders, creative innovators, and industry experts for conversations that explore photography, creativity, entrepreneurship, legacy, and the evolving opportunities of longer lives.